Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-05-04, 10:41
Lets see the results
Re: Pentium 233 Mhz - Fitting an AWE32 inside
Posted on 2015-04-28, 11:55
I would go for the p5a-b motherboard! layout is perfect for an AT motherboard
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-27, 17:06
ESR70 from Peak instruments it's quite nice. I have an LCR40 wich is quite handy also. Cheers! Kinda thinking to go with a cheap meter ($50-$100 segment or possibly just add an LCR/ESR Meter along to my current cheap Multimeter) for now and buy a high quality Fluke(87/28)/Agilent(U1273/U1272)/Gossen …
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-27, 17:02
yeah I did 😀 buyerninety wrote: So did Marmes figure out the pinout of the ROM, and what EEPROM it may be equivalent to?
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-22, 21:00
@shock__ did you get my message?
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-22, 13:24
Got them ! I think they are copyrighted. By AMD ,Eye and I productions and Immersion Technologies ...
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-17, 21:36
Why use soj memory? I do agree with rom memory...
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-13, 22:23
Tell them that it's to fill a wall. 😁, Value it as paint.
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-11, 16:57
Intriguing indeed! He had exactly the same idea, and design as you did! 😁 And webpage is the same as yours... Maybe he can help us 😜
Re: What would you prefer?
Posted on 2015-04-11, 16:53
ymf724 has xg inside, and has no wt header. I have a GUS classic and I wanted to put something inside for SB pro/16 compatibility. YMF724 gave me the option of having GM in some games (DOS games in Win98). I wanted to put SB16 on other PC, but I'm afraid that I might have some compatibility issues …
What would you prefer?
Posted on 2015-04-11, 13:01
Hi! I have one pentiumII pc and 2 options for sound card. What would you prefer? SB16 ct1750+nec xr385 or YMF724 PCI soundcard. My motherboard has SBlink. I run Win98, and DOS games thru win98. I am really confused about this. I like them both 😁
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-10, 22:40
I love candy 😁
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-04-10, 16:50
I am still convinced that a cpld and a sdram would be a lot cheaper:)
Re: Best ISA Soundblaster
Posted on 2015-04-05, 02:34
Or that :) You are correct ! you are forgetting ct1750 same as ct1770 but it has ide instead of scsi This is incorrect. None of the initial series of the SB16 card had IDE. The most popular models were CT1740 with a Panasonic CD interface and the CT1750 with Multi-CD Interface which means Panasonic, …
Re: Best ISA Soundblaster
Posted on 2015-04-04, 20:30
you are forgetting ct1750 same as ct1770 but it has ide instead of scsi
Advise on Motherboard
Posted on 2015-03-27, 13:27
Hi! I want to assemble myself a new pentium iii game computer. I got myself stuck in selecting a motherboard. In one hand I have an intel se440bx-2 with powerleap converter. On the other an ipox with native socket 370 wich has 3 isas (one more than intel) My question is: Can I get a socket370 …
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-03-26, 12:34
I woul use a cheap pal and a cheap 16mb sdram That chip is strange, with the bank select pins they could acheive 16 4 mb banks 😁 making usound pnp to have 64 mb 😁
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-03-25, 22:59
Can't wait to read the flash 😁
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-03-25, 18:43
Use flux, or non conductive soldering paste
Re: Newly made Gravis Ultrasound compatible cards ... what's the degree of interest?
Posted on 2015-03-17, 18:42
midi problems were with classic gus with gf1, not interwave
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